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90% of blind/semi-blind Pacifist players I've seen unintentionally kill Toriel, because no one takes the 4th Froggit's advice.

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Then near the end of the game you learn that EXP truthfully means execution points. That must hit a lot of people who tried to be pacifist the whole way through but ended up killing.

Jeez, I'm meeting a lot more people that "accidentally" killed Toriel than I would hope. It's just quite shocking, especially when the game flat out says how to spare her and the game's tagline:

Quote from Undertale Tagline:
"The RPG game where you don't have to destroy anyone."

"THE FRIENDLY RPG WHERE NOBODY HAS TO DIE"

But then people are like *STAB TORIEL ANYWAY*

The next time I meet someone who plays Undertale, I will ask:

Did you kill Toriel?
Do you regret killing her?

Quote from sans;1291519:
Jeez, I'm meeting a lot more people that "accidentally" killed Toriel than I would hope. It's just quite shocking, especially when the game flat out says how to spare her and the game's tagline:

But then people are like *STAB TORIEL ANYWAY*

Probably some of them had the thought that she would give up mid-way if you attacked her to a certain HP, like some enemies do.

^Pretty much this. There is a game called Antichamber, which has mechanics so seemingly simple that people have trouble figuring them out, used to the way the most of games do things.

Not to mention that Undertale, with all due respect, lays out it's rules rather poorly, at least early on.

Quote from Qnjo;1291533:
^Pretty much this. There is a game called Antichamber, which has mechanics so seemingly simple that people have trouble figuring them out, used to the way the most of games do things.

Not to mention that Undertale, with all due respect, lays out it's rules rather poorly, at least early on.

Wow, CRITICISM?
Finally